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This is exactly the problem with modern software. They don't stick to their tasks anymore, but implement all kinds of "utility"-things. The complexity and qua
by drw85 5y ago
This is exactly the problem with modern software.
They don't stick to their tasks anymore, but implement all kinds of "utility"-things.
The complexity and quality suffers big time, because instead of being a good piece of software highly optimized to do a few things really well, they all become massive assortments of useless utility crap.
- achenet 5y agoZawinski's Law: Every program attempts to expand until it can read mail. Those programs which cannot so expand are replaced by ones which can. -circa 1997